St. Vincent de Paul East Jackson County Thrift Store accepts gently used clothing, household goods, home décor, small appliances, furniture, rugs, lamps, and sporting goods. The organization provides a Mississippi donation option for reusable estate and household property that can be redirected to charitable use rather than disposal. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting […]

Stone County SPCA is a nonprofit animal-welfare organization serving Stone County. The shelter depends on donations and identifies ongoing needs that include pet food, pet supplies, cleaning supplies, office supplies and other items used in shelter operations. Specific needs change with shelter inventory and animal intake. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property,

The Big Thrift – Mississippi Spay & Neuter accepts gently used resale goods appropriate for the nonprofit thrift shop. The organization provides a Mississippi donation option for reusable estate and household property that can be redirected to charitable use rather than disposal. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can be a

Abandoned to Adored is an all-volunteer, no-kill dog rescue serving Marshall County. The organization relies on donations for dog food, medical care, shelter utilities and daily care and maintains an Amazon wish list for needed supplies. The listed Peel Lane address is published by the organization for mailed donations; physical supply drop-off arrangements should be

Arukah House Thrift Store accepts clothing, shoes, furniture, household goods, linens, towels, baby clothing, toiletries, and other usable items. The organization provides a Mississippi donation option for reusable estate and household property that can be redirected to charitable use rather than disposal. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can be a

Tunica Humane Society is a local animal-welfare organization serving Tunica County. Its site provides donation options and the organization has community needs for animal-care goods such as food, towels, blankets, cleaning supplies and related shelter items. Needs vary by season and shelter inventory. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can be

I Support the Girls Mississippi is a specialized statewide nonprofit affiliate based in Bruce that collects physical dignity products for people experiencing homelessness and hardship. The organization accepts new or good-condition bras, new underwear, and menstrual-hygiene products; the Mississippi affiliate provides a Bruce address for mailed product donations. This is a narrow-category donation resource and

The Lighthouse Variety Store, operated by Mississippi Christian Family Services in Rolling Fork, receives donated goods throughout the year, including local donations. The organization specifically identifies clothing, appliances, furniture, cookware, bedding and bath items among the goods needed for the store. The store provides low-priced reusable goods to the surrounding community and uses donated merchandise

Lifting Lives Ministries welcomes in-kind donations from homes, churches and workplaces, including clothing, household goods, furniture, hygiene items and cleaning supplies. Its Vicksburg thrift store is identified by the ministry as a physical donation location, with donations received during specified store hours. The nonprofit supports families experiencing homelessness through its shelter and related programs. For

Agape Ministries, Inc. in Saltillo explicitly accepts physical donations including clothing and furniture, along with other forms of community support. Its website says donated goods go to needy and homeless people in Lee County and provides an in-person donation address. The ministry also offers donation pickup by telephone, which can be useful when an estate

First Bridge is a Petal community nonprofit that accepts new or gently used school uniforms, jackets and Petal T-shirts for its Uniform Ministry, along with new socks, underwear and shoes. The organization states that donated items help it provide free resources to children and families. This is a specialized clothing resource rather than a general

Care Lodge in Meridian accepts donated physical goods for its domestic-violence shelter and for clients establishing new households. Its official needs page lists new and used dishes, flatware, furniture, pots and pans and other home goods, along with new linens, towels, hygiene products and cleaning supplies. The organization serves survivors of domestic violence and identifies